[SOLVED] wine refuses to pick up 32-bit version of libGL.so.1

Hello,
I've recently installed the multilib version of wine-1.3.4 to my x64 Arch setup, but run into an issue where my wine is unable to pick up on the /usr/lib32/lib/libGL.so.1 library. I've repeatedly installed the lib32-nvidia-utils package from the AUR over & over again to no avail. My NVIDIA drivers are installed properly (installed from the aur nvidia-beta-all package) & I've got ALL lib32 packages installed from pacman. I was previously using the bin32-wine package, but found this is no longer on the AUR (I'm presuming due to the release of multi-lib).
This is the exact error I'm receiving in my wine log:
err:wgl:has_opengl Failed to load libGL: libGL.so.1: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
Is there any way to point my wine at the correct /usr/lib32/lib path, rather than the x64 lib path?
Thanks!
EDIT:
After tinkering around a bit, I simply installed wine normally from multilib, & ran command:
sudo pacman -S lib32-giflib lib32-libpng lib32-libldap lib32-lcms lib32-libxml2 lib32-mpg123 lib32-openal lib32-libcups lib32-gnutls lib32-v4l-utils
afterward...don't know why this fixed the problem, but it did.
Last edited by corte (2010-10-05 00:44:25)

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